Bushlas

oh boy! Was I NOT the target audience for this book. One of the myriad goals of this book is to assuage philosophical scepticism about the world (maybe virtual world, who knows? another point of this book). My uneducated understanding of this book involves something like this:

“Look, bro. The reality may be virtual, I dunno. But if it is, which is probabilistically likely... no, shut up! I am not overthinking... anyway, it is likely that it is virtual, and if so don't be a loser sceptic about it, okay? Virtual things are real, kind of... I mean what is reality anyway, am I right? But be cool and don't be a sceptic, wondering what the point is if there was never really a spoon in the first place, and that the foundational reality of your experiences can never be confirmed to exist with any type of certainty. That is pointless. Unlike this book, which, you know, says the world is virtual, but who cares because virtual things are real.”

a very satisfying conclusion to this series

heavily focuses on diplomatic and political history. it makes history boring. if you like military or cultural history then this is not for you

one of the best isekai I have read.

fucking awesome!!!

Cannot wait to read the next book

amazing adventure. world and character building is magnificent in this book. descriptions made me feel that I could see, touch, and smell things in this universe.

this was a masterpiece.

classic action adventure.

this was awesome!

this is one of the best books I have read in a while. do yourself a favor and read this one.

not only a informative but also eloquent

Truly charming

This is one of my favorite books now and I read many many books. The story, the characters, the pacing, the philosophy... This book was awesome.

Pure fun entertainment. Love this series.

What fun! I think Sayers's style is better (for me) than her most famous contemporary, Agatha Christie. Sayers writes humor into her stories without force and she knows how to twist up a story like no other. I also immensely enjoy the noble people dynamics in these books during the 20s. I am not sure if everything we read is accurate here in terms of decorum and ‘whatnot,' but love it regardless of that.

Sayers also really explores, not just the mystery, but the legal drama that follows or even precedes the mystery. In her stories, finding a murderer is not the end all be all. She knows that conviction and guilt are not synonyms.

I will now continue reading the adventures of Lord Peter Whimsey!

Every book in this series is an enjoyable detective story combined with some magical “enhancements.” Love it.

Best of the best of this genre that goes chug Chug CHUG!

Wonderful!!

A phenomenally well crafted story.

really fun!

This is one of the best in the genre - whatever this magic detective noir thing that is happening in corners of kindle unlimited is. It is awesome and I will never stop reading these books.

This is a darker more cynical commentary on multi verse speculations than the story of Dark Matter. I enjoyed it-ish.

Hahahaha!

This is very good. But it is very good.

I enjoyed this one.

I would have given this five stars if at least 35% of it was not filled with shit that could have been summarized.

That is two hours of useless information.